Social cognitive theorists, such as Albert Bandura, suggest that:
a. children do not learn by the use of such principles as reinforcement and punishment.
b. children do not learn unless they are given hands-on practice with what is to be learned.
c. children learn much of what they learn through the observation of others.
d. children only learn through classical and operant conditioning.
Question 2
If you overheard a researcher say that each of the three possible main effects in my study was highly significant, you could conclude that the analysis the researcher had conducted was:
A) a one-way, three-groups ANOVA
B) a 2-way ANOVA
C) a 3-way ANOVA
D) a test that had ruled out any statistical interactions
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